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480-1 Haemajihaean-ro, Jeju-si, Jeju-do
Woljeong-ri, a village located on the east side of Jeju Island, holds the meaning "the moon stays." The beautiful emerald sea spreads out like a picture, and the bright moon shines above it. As more and more travelers visited the beach to appreciate its beauty, many restaurants, cafes, and lodging facilities started to form along the shoreline. Some cafes placed chairs for people to relax in while looking at the sea, which became an iconic photo spot of Woljeongri Beach.



The beach is also a popular location for a variety of water sports such as surfing, snorkeling, and kayaking. Woljeongri Beach is popular among surfers because it has waves with a uniform height that are constantly coming in. The beach is also a part of the Gimnyeong-Hado Olle and Gimnyeong-Woljeong Geotrail Course on Jeju Olle Trail Route 20, and a great spot for tourists to take a break while taking in the beautiful scenery and cool scent of the sea.

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Traveler's Guide

Why visit: Woljeongri turned a quiet northeastern fishing shore into Jeju's cafe coast: a long arc of pale sand and glassy emerald water, faced by a line of cafes whose terraces have become the island's favorite sea-view seats. The name means "moon-staying village," and the mood matches — this is Jeju for lingering, not sightseeing.

• Claim a window or rooftop seat at any cafe on the strip — the emerald shallows do the entertaining.
• The beach swing and chair installations at the sand's edge are the signature photo (expect a short queue in season).
• Walk or cycle the coast road toward Gimnyeong for wind-turbine-and-sea views that define eastern Jeju.
• Manjanggul lava tube and Bijarim Forest are both 15 minutes inland — natural pairings.

Good to know: Swimming is pleasant but the beach is more about the view; water shoes help on scattered basalt. Weekday mornings are calm; summer weekends are not.

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